What minority is that?

You are not a regular user. My parents are regular users and they have been using Linux for years. They don’t know though. That’s a regular user.

I use Sia for this. It is essentially what you describe, but with a monetary system.

I rent out some of my storage, and use the Siacoin earned to buy storage for backups.

I use an Allpower power station, that has build in UPS.

Lemmyverse = a federation of Lemmy instances. Threadiverse = a federation of Lemmy, mbin instances etc. Fediverse = all the software that uses ActivityPub.

Just installed the app.

Mostly Ubuntu, but sometimes Debian.

I realise my post is not very obvious. I am looking for a tool that lets me create a database of users and which permissions/roles/access they have been granted in various systems.

The Linux Experiment is also on PeerTube. You should really link to that instead 😁

https://peertube.wtf/w/pxd43bxo52G4rNSZCELpN4

I administrate a PeerTube instance (peertube.wtf) and everything is just much more complicated compared to a Lemmy instance.

One reason I don’t “auto-federate” is because there’s a ton of pirated and questionable content. So much content is in a foreign language and so many instances are inactive and therefore filled with spam.

That’s why I add instances manually to federate with. This way, the quality of the content is also much higher.

You can pull from any provider you want, with Leaflet. Including OSM. But! OSM does not have the resources to provide tiles for everyone. https://operations.osmfoundation.org/policies/tiles/

Isn’t vector tiles generated locally? A raster tile needs to be generated every time it changes.

Leaflet is just the frontend. You need the actual tiles as well. You can either generate your own tiles or use something like mapbox, who generate the tiles for you and keep them updated.

That’s great to hear! Looking forward to it :)

Also awesome to see you on Lemmy ;)

I have a small list of noteworthy channels on PeerTube to follow: https://peertube.wtf/home, but tilvids.com is also a good start.

I picked the lesser evil. Maybe side-loading will eventually actually be a thing on iOS. Only time will tell.

Yea, but I’m on iOS. There’s some ad-riddled, fake version of NewPipe on iOS though…

Awesome new features. All we need now is an app for Android and iOS.

It runs 24/7. My Lemmy instance among other things, is running on the server.

I use a Power Station from Allpower with UPS capabilities.

One of the reasons for me not to switch, is because there is no Linux client.